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Reddit by caalittlemiss Mar 18th

Breakdown: "Actor must be able to cry on cue. Strong acting skills is a MUST. Must have a reel to be considered. Name actors preferred. Rate of Pay: Credit/Copy/Meal" ???????

This cracks me up! I see breakdowns like this and really wonder if they're serious. You're asking for NAME actors, or at the very least strong acting skills including an ability to cry on cue, but you don't want to pay them???????? Does anyone else think this...

Reddit by n8_thegr8 Mar 18th

Staging Intimacy - How do we do it?

Hello, all. I’ve deduced that this is probably the most effective sub I could post to, though it’s primarily coming from a directing standpoint. I am directing a show that I am incredibly passionate about in the coming weeks. It’s beautiful, frightening, and...

Reddit by InterestingPurpose Mar 18th

Is pursuing acting while working 9-5 possible? How do you do it?

I've lurked in here for probably the past year and I read every post. I'm a 21 year old junior accounting major set to graduate next spring as valedictorian of my class so obviously I'm successful in that respect, but I've always felt a pull towards acting...

Reddit by djinsins Mar 17th

So I want to be an actor

I want to be an actor and have already done some work as an extra in a few movies. I've also changed my major to theater. This is the first time in a while were I know what I want. Any advice on moving up? Any and all appreciated. Thanks :D

Reddit by atram010 Mar 17th

Can someone give me a clear definition of "Truth"?

Actors talk about truth all the time. But noone seems to define what they mean by the term truth. Thanks in advance!

Reddit by AmazingChickenX Mar 17th

Casting yourself in your script

Totally hypothetical question... If was an actor, and I was signed to a top agency like CAA or WME, would my agent be able to cast me into script that I wrote or present that script to a production company like Universal? How does someone go about acting in...

Reddit by desuwest Mar 17th

(Monolouge + my tough story to success) I'm a very good actor. Listen to my monolouge and story. Give me advice!

Reddit by PuzzledMaybe Mar 17th

Some actors are full of themselves? Why?

I have done a podcast, and there are some actors who are quite accomplished that I have been able to get on, and there are ones who I think are less accomplished than those people who simply have no interest in participating. I think it says a lot about how...

Reddit by Teoseek Mar 16th

Is going bald going to stop my career?

Hi there, I’ve been in the film business for over 7 years now. Made 4 films as a lead actor and another 20 reoccurring roles. Last year I started loosing my hair and now it started to be aggressive and visible. Past year I’ve been riddled and depression...

Reddit by DiscoProphecy Mar 16th

Overwhelmed by headshot process

I'm a new actor that just landed in NYC and I need to get my first headshots. But there are specific many photographers, so many prices, so many options. I'm a man with a relatively simple haircut, do I need a stylist? Should I get one look or more? Should I...

Reddit by Chickenbox123 Mar 16th

Differences between the different voice training methodologies?

Hey, all! (First reddit post ever :-) ) I want to self-learn about voice training for acting. I intend to work with a dialect/voice coach at some point, but until then, I’d thought I’d do some reading and studying on my own to get a base down. Before I select...

Reddit by IdontNeedItSquidward Mar 16th

What type of actor is Johny Depp?

Is Johny Depp a personality, interepreter, or impersonator actor? I thought he would most likely be an impersonator actor because of the various different roles he plays, but I don't know in the context of the movie What's Eating Gilbert Grape. I read online...

Reddit by Dracomies Mar 16th

An insane theory on voiceacting

Got a question here and a theory. So from studying actors from all platforms, there’s a sense of waiting to get ready to hit the big leagues. People start with smaller roles until they progress to much larger roles, etc. But here’s the question I have. Most...

Reddit by ssk93 Mar 16th

How would an international actor with years of experience go about entering the Hollywood industry?

I know someone who has been an actor in Asia for the last 30+ years, but recently decided to move to the States to settle down. He has always been a free-agent actor, with just a small team of people aiding him through his career. However, upon his decision...

Reddit by lillybabe22 Mar 16th

Help!

Hi everyone, I am 21 years old. About two years ago I fell in love with acting after a student asked me to help her with her theater project. Since then I’ve been non stop taking acting classes and improv. I strongly considered moving to LA to try to become a...

Reddit by syumm7756 Mar 16th

[Ask me anything]Seeking for students in the greater Seattle area.

Greeting from Seattle! It's Henry here, an Acting Trainer and and Stage Director from Taiwan now living in the Greater Seattle area. I spent 10+ years in the theatre acting and have several experience of directing, the only thing I learned from the experience...

Reddit by Kaviness Mar 16th

Any Actors Here Based in San Francisco Bay Area?

I'm a Bay Area native and looking to get involved more in the acting scene (classes, improv, companies, etc.). How have you gotten involved in the Bay Area?

Reddit by PuzzledMaybe Mar 16th

Acting - Is there anyone here who has either "made it" or do you have a friend who has?

I am in personal communication with a handful of actors who have had fairly successful careers overall, but none of the advice they gave me has really sparked anything to be able to emulate that in any way.

Reddit by Thran_Soldier Mar 15th

How to become a VA? (At age 19)

Hello Voice Actors of Reddit! I've always wanted to be a voice actor, and after graduating high school and doing a year or so of soul searching, I think I'm ready to buckle down and figure out where to go from here. So how do I start? Should I go to college...

Reddit by CornrowKenny100 Mar 15th

Has your perspective changed or have you seen changes be it positive or negative after you’ve created your own work?

A common piece of advice that is given to actors is to create your own work. From my observation and actors I’ve spoken to, a lot actors tend to stick with the objective of auditioning for everything available. However with many rejections on a consistent...